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The Signal, 1917-8-16, Page 7THE SIGNAL - GODERICH ONTARIO It Cleans and Safeguards Lifebuoy Soap is always on guard against dirt and disease. In the home, at your work, for hands and face, for shampoo and bath it will be found always on the watch against germ and microbe. Withal, the rich, creamy Lifebuoy lather makes it a real pleasure to use this "super soap." LIFE HEALTH AP The old proverb "prevention is better than cure" is another way of saying use Lifebuoy Soap. Start using it today and see that the children twc it. The mild antiseptic odor vanishes quickly after use. At All Grocers— LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED TORONTO COUNTY and DISTRICT Mrs. 1) maid McD.lnald, of Kinc•r- dlnr, oelebrated the one hundredth anpivereary of ber birth on August 7th. Pte. John Strang, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strang, of Udbnrne, 1e re- ported killed in action. He eulieted with the Huron B ittelioo. Sylvester Fox, employed by %V. H. Maunders on his farm in Morris township, had his right arm broken at the wrist by the running away of • teatu. On Saturday, August 4th. at the parsonage, Ethel, Melvin J. Slimmer(' and Mies Elizabeth V. Cheiuber- were united in marriage by Rev. J. W. Johnston. William Hunter, for a nowhere of year. Reeve of Kincardine, hes been app rioted gond r Ind. commissioner for the county of B uce, and has re- signed the reeve.hip. ' Mrs. Henry Weielob, of Zurich, died August 1st at the age of eighty- three years. She was born in Gar - t many but had lived in this country I, newly fifty years. i Tbe floods a few weeks am, caused greet damage in the town of Kiuear- dioe, and the council 1. under the necessity of spending $17,000 to repair the damaged rondo and bridge.. The'casualty list last week contain- ed the names of Ptes.li. J. G. Hunter, \Vruzeter, and C. B. Furee, Biuevale, ewung the wounded. Bolh went overseas with the 161st Bat •lion. Mr. and Mrs. George Walker, Turn - to -fry, announce the engagement of Itheir daughter, Minnie Trevene, of Roebe.ter, N.Y ., to Raymond Revell Darby, of Toeonto, the marriage to take place the middle of August. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McArthur. of I Hen.ah, have received word from their son Sydney. oven, at, who was reported so 'seriously wounded in ed- ition that Mr life was despaired eta that he is now improving after • veiy leeriuus operation in the bead. \\ I An old resident of Grey township has primed away in the person of Mi.. Catharine McDonald, at the age of seventy-nine years. Deceased lived for .finny years io Morris, but had ie-ided in Grey township for over twenty years previous to her death. Pte. Wesley Moore, who is home from the front on furl Hugh, was given • warm reception at Hansell when be r..4 arrived to visit hi. mother. Mr,. Jame. H. Moore. Pte. Moore enlisted at Moose Jaw, Peek., iu the second month of the war and was in Fiance for nearly two yesrs. The IW acres on crgnceseion 13, Gray, known_aa the Patric' Blake farm, ba. been .old by Thomas Alcock to Dennis Blake, of Minneapolis, a .on of the former owner, for 416,0(I0, The purchaser is coming beck with his family attar an absence of twenty- seven years. Mr.. K. Pringle and Mies (ilady* McQuarrie. ot tirey township, have gone on a holiday trip to the West, and will visit their sister, Mrs. L. Wright, at Carberry, Mao., and their brother, W. L. McQuerrie. at Sacks' loon. They will return by way et Denver. Colorado, Mrs. Pringls'r former home. On Wednesday, August iet, Sarah Martin, widow of the late Jansen Mc- Nair died at the home t.f her son, Martin McNair, lath cnnce.aoo of Grey, in her sevens -eizth year. She wee • native of Scotland, but had lived in Grey township for over sixty year.. She is survived by tour sous and four daughter., all living in the same township. . On Saturday. August 4th, in Knoz church, Londesboto, the marriage 'like est yOUr RCZ took place of Gweneth Clark. daughter WW011103W011103 Rif of Rev. James and Mrs. Abery, to James Hamilton Wats, eldest son of Often the Cheapest— Always the Best W. WALKER Furniture Dealer aad Undertaker house Furnishings The Store of Quality PHONES STORE SS Stiff, 197 Jtar`Cafe Corner Montreal Street and Square HIGH CLASS and SANITARY We serve excellent meals • la Carts daily PIES TO TAKE OVT Private Luncheon Room for Ladies and Gentlemen CAMBIA- UNVICa Our Motto-Cleanlla.ssAlkrays OPEN 9 A. M. TO I A. M. • The Signal Printing order. Phone 3 ,.1.1..11111 I:l,niIII; • Q•1&.1 .NA). Ii o. u innrouune First and Still First q No other tire can offer you a single feature not found in Dunlop Tires—" Traction,e! "Special" or "Plain." Q We are the founders of the tire industry in Canada, and- our ndour experience is greeter than that of all other Can- adian tire -makers combined. • sew iI Mr. and Mrs. James Watt, Mullett. l'he father of the bride of l mated. After the ceremony luncheon was served at the manse. Among the wedding gate pas a silver tea service from the congregation of Knoz church. The Zurich Herald reports the fol- lowing real estate changes: WVilllam Stelck has sold his fine farm on the 14th concession, .Hay, consisting of seventy -Aye ecree, to Edward Etire. of Dashwood, for 58,000, possession to he given nett November. Mr. Stelck was obliged to sell owing to ill -health, and will move to Zurich with his family in the fall to reside. boning purchased the house now occupied by Wm. Thiel front Sol. Zimmerman. Wm. Mul- holland tom sold his fine l00•acre farm. being lot 24, concession 4,Hey,to Ervin WVillert, who has bad it rented for the past three years. The purchase prise i. 116,000 and possession will be given on April 1st, 1918. BLYTH. E. Render has purchased J. '1. Emigh's residence on Dinsley street and gets possession September 1st. The quarterly official board of the Methodist church niet last week and voted the pastor, Rev. R. J. McCorm- ick, a substantial increase in salary. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Alezaader apd family. who were visiting Mrs. Alexander mother. Mrs. James Bentley, have returned to their home in Saskatchewan. A pretty wedding was solemnized M es Burling on Wednesday mornin of 'mat week. when their only daughter. Miss Lena, became the wife of Janie* It. Crawford, of Hullett. Tbe cere- mony was performed by Rev, R. J. M.Corieick, in rhe preseeca of more than forty rglatives and invited guests. After the wedding dinner Mr. and Mira. Crawford left for a sher, visit to Toronto. on their return taking up reside in Hullett daring the abeence of the room'. Parente in the Writ, after w ich they will reside in Blyth. WiNOHAM '1'HUasnAY, AUcvs'r 16 1917 7 ECZEMA FCZEMA is not a disease of the blood, and therefore eau - not be cured by internal treatment. The curative agent roust be applied directly to the inflamed, itching skin. I'o know this is to save much time and suffering, for it is on this account that Dr. Chase's Ointment has been able to establish such an enviable record as a cure for eczema and kindred diseases of the skin. Chafing and irritation of the skin Is the usual cause of eczema. The Irritation may be caused by the clothing or as the result of an injury of some kind. in some cases Where the skin is extremely sensitive the frequent application of cold water or the use of impure soap is sufficient to set up an irritation ot the skin which resulta in eczema. Rut whatever may he the cause. of one thing you can he certain. that Dr. Chase'aointment wilts efrw•t a cure It used per- siatent>iy. You are not ex, perlmenting when you use it. fur It Is known the world over as the most err.., uve treatment for e. ',Ina.. 60c a box, all dealers, Be suspicious of the 1 substitute. Dr. Chase's Ointment or Edmanson, Rates & (.o., Ltd., Toronto. druggist wAp,tfies to talk you into accepting by an electrical storm oo Sunday, the 6th, about five o'clock. Tu. rain fell in torrenta but was very welcome.\ The wind did owe damage to shade trees and corn. A Targe hand of Indians from South- ampton have camped near the town. They are pulling flex for Messrs. Tipp- ling Mill, who have an exception- ally good crop. SI AFORTH. r Keeping Up With the 1 SIM =I 11111111111111111.1 Seasons We are ready with a new shipment of FALL FELT HATS These are the correct goods and you should see them. We have still a few STRAW HATS which we will close out at HALF-PRICE 1 MCLEAN EROS. 'he Semi -Ready Tailors The �a. a Goderich WM =II 11i ------ -- Winnifr'edWVoods, M. Anna son (Eng. comp. to carry •vet), ben of the els.s who got this eze tion by exemption (-writing on f are : W. Oliffoed Cannell, Doroth Dough.. Mary. M. Durniu, M. Greer, Ethel M. Yowe, Msryfaret McDiarwid, S'ee Mackenzie, Bal Stewart, Vedette .. 1fn, Clara M. Woods. railing on the hall ktairway. The family are very highly respected and, no doubt the sad event oecuried when Mrs. Hardy was not in her normal condition. LUCKNOW. Miss Donalda McIntosh is await on a months visit to relatives at Dululb. Mr. and Mrs. Steel Hunter have gone to;their new home at Calumet, Mich. Mire Annie Blvd is borne atter a month'• vieit with her sister at Fort Monday, 13th inst.. was Seafort civic holiday. u C. Eckert left rt week for Minne- apolis, where he will undergo a course of treatment for rheumatism. Mrs. W. Mathere.ad four children, fit Lethbridge. Alta., are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. John Warwick Judge John A. Jackson, of the Supreme l' u' t .1 Alberta is visiting his father, Geo. . Jackson, ot Eg- mnndville. A largely attended and irnpreesive memonei ...vice for the I4te Pte. Arthus Neely was held in the Metho- dist church on Sundry, August 5th. aNews came lest week that Lieut. Randall Rose, an old 8esforth boy. had been severely wounded and had b -en admitted to the Red Crow hos- pital at Etapler, France. Dr. Roes, assisted by Dr. Davis of o Mindeloya, removed a ceteract from the eye of Mr. Davis, father of the I latter, two weeks ago. The operation ha. proved quite successful. and Mr. Davie, who we• blind, hes now every hope of regaining bie right. The death of Mrs. Muodie, formerly Miss Nettie Johnston, daughter of the late William Johnston. occutred at Buffalo after an operation. The re- mains were brought to tbe old homeof the deceased in Seaforth and were in: caan screed in Maitldteink cemetery. the home of Mr. and Mrs, Chari Mr. and Mr.. R. A. Lane have moved to Paboeriton. Mr. Ione was hook- j�egss•Jor the Wes. Davies Co. while i {Vttt*h[►m. Mee. Atter Operand, hag returned to beet honor at Warman. Sash., after s engine nevem]nevem]weeks with relenves tlr'isgele't�inabam and district. ] r, J. Bg.� pF .00, of all ni I •.fuelolbleeds hare. • F' held tbo oeltien of to n carr In Wingham for • number of year*. m Winghaand vicinity wets whited William. is Smth, of Regina. was here lest week visiting his mother, bis brother, Geo. H., and sisters. Chas. Whiles bas returned home' sifter spending four months with his brother it. Algoma. Mrs. 1. Wetater and daughter Gladys came up from Detroit drat week to vleit friends here. Mrinan Johnston, J. E. Agnew, T. Watson and Wm. Arlin (rapt wade up a Lucanow tie.on which k wk part in the receot bowling tool ...went a:' Hanover and won the con-olation Sint prize—four handsome electric stand - tempo. William A. Hood, • well-known citizen of Lucknnw, pawed away Tuesday of last week in his sixtieth year. The greater part of bis life was sent in Lucknow. He was not oi..r- tied, be and an unmarried sister mak- ing their home on Havelock street. Pte. Fraser Paterson. son of Dr D. Paterson, has returned home, dieahled. from the front. Pte. Peterson and two comrades were buried by the explosion of a big German shell. The three were dug out, but Pte. Paterson wag the only one of the trio to survive. The following students from Luck - now were successful in the middle school examination for entrance to normal school.: Al, z. M. Nicholson, ichol- I OIL- inn- JohnMI c, EXETER.' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ssanbury are - away on a wootb's trip' to Edmonton. Rev. A. E. and Mts. Johns, mission• aries to China, are home on furlough. A very successful tournament was held on the grounds of the Exeter lawn bowling club lest week. Mrs. S. gunfire and her daughter, Miss Olive, are proving to Toronto, where they will .sake their home. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thompson have removed to London, where they will reside in future, the city being a more convenient residence for Mr. Thomp- son as traveller. Mies, Horton and Miss Pearl Levi- have evehave been engaged as teachers in the public ecboot, taking the places of Mise Quackenhneh and Mies A. Dow, I who have resigned. Mr. and Mr.. David Mack, of town, announce the engrytement of their' eldest daughter, Elisabeth Mary, to P. H. McEwen, of Toronto. the mor-' riege to take place August 1&h. Major W. J. Heemse, who went overseas with tate 181.1 Battalion, bas taken • commission with the Imperial forces. retaining his rank as ms jor. lie expecte to Ieaveshottly for France. CLINTON. Miele Margaret Mahaffy hasi takes a position on the postoftice .tag. Miss Olive Cole, daughter of W i Iliam I ('ole, of town. was the sncces.tul ape plicaot it 8. 8. No. b. Hullett. In St Joseph's church, on August 8th, the marriage was solemnized by Rev. Falbrr Hogan of BUa Louise, daughter of Andrew M.Guire of Goderich township, and John Eugene ReehIll, of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. O'Neil have re- turned friun a six weeks' trip through the Western Province*. They report the crops not looking particuliaely well. seperielly In Saakatobeeran and Alberta, owing to i he late and dr y season. Mit the farmers are optia►i.ti: . In a letter toThe News -Record, John Kan.ford •eke why the conndl of the village of Rapitaid does not protect the lives of era at that popu- lar resort by • hg offa ware bathing piece. ft coo he done with 1'tlite trocar**, he says. aha at • very trifling' cost. An unfortunate event oeenrr•d ei}t the hoer. of William Hardy. of the London road near (lentos. Mrs. Mila- dy hell bison in poor health for severs! months end when she was akin. In the home .he took her own life. Mho was tot.nd Ay her husband banging to Lbw A WORD FOR MOTIERS It les grave mistake for mothers to neg- lect Asir aches and pains and wiei in sa.northis wily leads to chronic sick- ness and often shortens life. It your work is tiring a your nerves are ezdtabie' if yea feel- languid weary or dammed you should know dint Scott'. $mliot overcomes just such condition` It peesesees in 000centrated form the e1eseats to invigorate the blood, �p the tisanes, nourish the nerves and bcr .trength. Scott's is strengthening thousand. art may- Ind will•help you. Try It. arena acerae. Toronto. oat. FERTILIZER A car of Old Homestead Fertil- iner just received. it will in- crease the productiveness of your land. INCUBATORS Half -a -dozen Buckeye Incuba- tors—to be sold at reduced prices owing to the advanced season. DELCO LIGHT Are you interested in the new system of lighting for farms? All kinds of WiRE FENCE BUGGIES We handle the McLaughlin and the Gray Buggies- none better. Robert Wilson The Massey -Harris Shop Hamilton St f:,slerirh puyarriia 4n all countries. A=lt for our iNVER.. Ton.a AI,VISElt,which wit' tesent treb MARION R MARION. 11114 University at.• M.,ntrdal, Y BETWEEN BUFFALO & CLEYELAN • 3 - MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS - 3 The Great SI d"SFFANDBEE"—'CITY OF BRIE" --CITY OF BUFFALO" 11ar w••a BUFFAL'1—Daily, May 1st to Nov.lSth—CLEVELAND t.. r.e ,, ...•faux■ • tie P. M. ... ai FOAM LW P. P • u .i Arra.. ,' o x Arrive n. t >r A. Y. ,.avo .• tart A. Y. 1 br••a.a Tr ■ � ♦ boreal.* Con n.r non• a ileeeland 1... CrAer Point, Put-le-Bay,Toledo, Detroit ..d all pori• wr•t ••d a tamest. Railroad thkrts nestle( beween Buffalo sad Cle,elaad aretkvdacCnas.e.LLiano •a ourGmer•.M4e.4, Mr.oyr•.tNlekMet• sra, Ni W. tdays return limit, Cereals ant ant sonata( In le.wkeelb•hole 0.11-7171, - ea nerd .eetroe.i pawl, shallot Th. Great Pkip "Cola■nee" eset eve moist lee •..nt.. Alan •.k ter nor Mears plrterial and dev•lative bootie* free. The Qeve4t d & Buffalo Tr.asrt ( bias. (1...4.. . eel• tea Fwei •alp • sr r • a lie t r•' — u• I.rr..t • twee( ,•.uy pe•••.5... •,muse e• What 1.,• total, world. ,deeply .trent,, 1•• peer. FARE 432, d• 'ENCING Are you going to do any fencing ? We have several tons of No. 12 coiled spring steel wire, which was bought before the rise in wire, which we will give you at the price of No. 9 wire,— that is, 5c per pound - and a pound of this wire runs 32 feet. This makes a good fence and cheap. We haye a quantity of No. 9 coiled spring steel wire and also barbed wire. Call and see the goods and get our prices. Time to Spray Now is the time for spraying. How about Lime Sulphur at $6.00 per barrel ? We also have a new preparation. Cooper's Fungicide. It prevents Fun- gus Diseases. You simply mix it with water. It is put up in 25c packages. Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, etc. Does your Bicvcle require overhauling ? If so, bring it in and it will be attended to promptly, as we now have a man on that branch of the work. How about your Lai 1 Mower? It is nearly time for it to be used. De require sharpening ? If so. let us know and we v ill and get it and put it in good repair. We do Plumbing, Heating Troughing, Electric Wiring. All work promptly attended to and fully guaranteed e